HP Certified Educator Program Guide

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HP Certified Educator

Program Guide | HP Certified Educator

Welcome Only HP Certified Educators meet the high standards required to deliver the HP educational experience in HP Institute learning locations or approved HP venues. The HP Certified Educator certification allows education providers to identify skilled and professional educators who can effectively deliver teaching on HP technologies, products, and solutions. This certification validates that educators possess the HP knowledge and skills to inspire students to learn and achieve their educational goals. HP Certified Educators serve a vital role in today’s technical and sales teaching community—helping students reach their maximum potential and, most importantly, helping to ensure they have a competitive edge when entering the job marketplace. HP recognizes the value of the technical skills and business acumen our certified educators bring to the classroom environment. As part of the HP ExpertOne global community of certified professionals, HP Certified Educators are provided with tools to access course materials, invitations to train-the-trainer (TTT) and readiness sessions, guidelines on use of the HP Educator insignia, and forums for a close connection with HP and Certiport education development teams and HP subject matter experts. Welcome to the team. HP Institute Program HP ExpertOne

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Program Guide | HP Certified Educator

Leadership in technology and education Educational and technical experts HP Certified Educators are the leading academic educational and technical experts in HP products, services, and solutions, providing superior learning experiences for students. Authorized to teach HP Certified Educators are the only individuals authorized to teach HP Institute-approved curriculum in Certiport-authorized testing center locations and other approved HP venues. Part of the HP community The HP Certified Educator community spans more than 170 countries, serving more than 12,000 Certiport-authorized testing centers and venues. Educators get resources and tools to keep their skills and knowledge current, communicate with HP and Certiport education development teams, and collaborate with other educators.

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Program Guide | HP Certified Educator

Benefits of becoming an HP Certified Educator Authorization to teach Only HP Certified Educators are authorized to deliver courseware to students through Certiport-authorized testing centers and other approved HP venues. Access to courseware Only HP Certified Educators are authorized to access the official materials supporting HP Institute-approved curriculum. HP communications HP Certified Educators and HP Institutes receive advance notice of new courses and certifications planned for delivery through the Certiport-authorized testing center network. Regular communications from HP will also showcase new teaching opportunities and program updates. Train-the-trainer (TTT) Educators have access to events, webinars, and skill-developing initiatives and readiness sessions to keep their skills and knowledge current, optimizing delivery of the HP Institute official curriculum. Industry recognition HP Certified Educators are recognized across the globe for their teaching skills and knowledge across HP products and solutions. HP Certified Educator e-certificate and wallet card HP Certified Educators can obtain a certificate and wallet card that identify them as a valued member of the HP ExpertOne community. Use of insignia Educators can use the HP Certified Educator insignia to promote their relationship with HP.

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Program Guide | HP Certified Educator

Definitions Course—Program of learning typically lasting one academic term. Courseware—Learning materials created by HP and its partners, such as Certiport, as the official content for the HP Institute Program. These materials may include, but are not limited to, instructor courseware, student courseware, presentation slides, lab guides, study guides, etc. Courseware includes updates thereto. Delivery readiness documents (DRDs)—Documents for each course, which include launch date, description of the course, course outline and agenda, delivery requirements, equipment requirements, TTT and readiness session details, and other valuable information. DRDs should be reviewed by educators for each course they plan to teach. Evaluation materials—Sample courseware used by institutions to evaluate the content and level of the HP Institute curriculum. Facilities—The physical facilities an HP Institute uses to deliver educator-led teaching to students. HP ATA certifications—HP Accredited Technical Associate certifications. HP Certified Educator—An individual who has met the requirements to earn one of the HP certification program competency credentials and has met the additional requirements for educators as may be set forth in the program guide or within a delivery readiness document (DRD). HP Certified Educator insignia—The HP Certified Educator insignia that can be used by any approved HP Certified Educator to demonstrate educator’s skills validated by the HP Certified Educator program. HP ExpertOne Program—The current HP skills and certification program, providing a source of IT experts to customers, HP partners, and HP. HP Institute—Institutions within the Certiport-authorized testing center network that are responsible for delivering HP education to students and other entities as approved in writing by HP. HP Institute curriculum—Courses approved for delivery as part of the HP Institute Program. HP materials—Materials provided by HP or Certiport to HP Institutes, including, but not limited to, courseware, educator (instructor) materials, student materials, and exams. HP Press—The official site for HP ExpertOne teaching materials, certification study guides, and HP books. It provides access to HP Institute ATA courseware for HP Certified Educators and Students. Instructor materials—Materials used by HP Certified Educators to prepare for and deliver educator-led HP ExpertOne courseware. These materials may include, but are not limited to, instructor study guides, instructor courseware, lab guides, etc. Courseware includes updates thereto. My ExpertOne Portal—An HP portal that enables users to register for the HP ExpertOne program and get access to the HP Institute resources and ExpertOne training and certifications. Student—A person who is registered for or who receives an education service. Student courseware—The course materials that are provided to students. The student courseware is made available through a secured access path within the HP Press Marketplace. The Learning Center—The HP Web portal that provides access to the HP Learning Management System containing information on, but not limited to, courses, registrations, and completion results. 5

Program Guide | HP Certified Educator

Steps to become an HP Certified Educator Step 1: My ExpertOne Portal registration Register for the HP ExpertOne program by using the following HP Institute link: https://www. myexpertone.com/forms/joinHPExpertOne.aspx?pc=HPIreg. You will receive your HP Passport and HP Learner ID login credentials within 1–3 business days. You should then return to the My ExpertOne Portal and navigate to the HP Institute pages. Here you will gain access to the HP Certified Educator application form, HP Press, the ATA Lab videos, and the Certiport testing center. Step 2: Complete your HP Certified Educator application Complete the HP Certified Educator online application by following the link from My ExpertOne. The application requires submission of profile information, history of teaching experience and teaching credentials, and your HP Learner ID. Your application will only be accepted if you are affiliated with an HP-approved institute where you plan to teach the HP ATA courses. Once your online application is completed and submitted, a notification will go to your identified HP Institute for validation and approval. Step 3: Visit HP Press Once you receive email notification that your profile has been validated and your application is completed, return to the My ExpertOne Portal and follow the link to sign in to HP Press. If this is your first visit to the site, please create your account using your HP Learner ID and associated email address. You will now have six months of temporary access to the resources, tools, and materials necessary to help you achieve your first ATA Certification and to teach the courses. HP strongly recommends that you complete Steps 4 and 5 in a timely manner to help ensure continued access to the instructional teaching materials and to receive your e-certificate, ID card, and insignia. Step 4: Achieve an HP ExpertOne ATA certification Study the appropriate materials, attend or complete the required TTT and readiness activities, and then take and pass the relevant HP exam(s). Once you have achieved one HP ATA certification, you will have completed the requirements to be authorized as an HP Certified Educator. Step 5: Meet The DRD requirements prior to teaching each course HP Certified Educators are required to meet all requirements stated in the associated DRD for the course(s) they deliver. You will gain permanent online access to the instructional teaching materials once you have met the teaching requirements per course.

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Program Guide | HP Certified Educator

Requirements to renew HP Certified Educator status HP recognizes and promotes HP Certified Educators as skilled in HP technologies and learning products. To maintain a program that helps ensure a high quality of teaching delivery and a high degree of student satisfaction, educator performance will be subject to random evaluations. Renewal requirements Technical standards HP Certified Educators will be required to maintain at least one HP ATA certification, and meet any additional requirements stated in the course DRD. Courseware Courseware must be part of the HP Institute-approved curriculum. Delivery standards Deliver at least one course per academic year (typically September 1–July 31). Train-the-Trainer Attend the TTT and readiness sessions for the courses you are responsible for delivering as stated in the course DRD. Quality standards Requirements will be established and introduced in 2015. Approved education facility Teaching must occur in an HP-approved education venue (license purchased) or a Certiport-authorized testing center. The HP Certified Educator program has an annual renewal cycle based on the common academic year (September 1–July 31). Educators can join the program at any time during the academic year. If any educators do not renew during the renewal period, they can lose HP Certified Educator status and cannot continue to deliver HP Institute education. Apply for reinstatement by contacting HP Institute Program Support at [email protected].

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Program Guide | HP Certified Educator

Non-compliance with HP Certified Educator guidelines Failure to comply with the rules and guidelines in the HP Certified Educator program guide may result in educator decertification.

Contacts HP Institute Program [email protected]

A decertified educator may not be allowed to re-enroll in the program for up to 12 months. HP Certified Educators may lose their certification for any of the following reasons:

HP Educator Support [email protected]

• Failing to comply with the HP Certified Educator requirements as set forth in this program guide

Resources

• Teaching an HP course with materials that are not official HP courseware obtained from the approved source (e.g., photocopied, altered, edited, or obtained from unofficial sources)

HP Institute Find HP Institute certification and program information hp.com/go/Institute HP ExpertOne Find additional ExpertOne certification program and training information hp.com/ExpertOne

• Cheating on or falsifying exams, certifications, or performance evaluations, or helping another candidate cheat • Misusing the HP Certified Educator insignia or the HP brand • Behaving in an unprofessional manner • Using HP Certified Educator materials in a manner that is not consistent with the end-user license agreement

HP Certified Educator insignia The HP Certified Educator insignia identifies your relationship with HP. This mark indicates you are authorized to teach HP Institute-approved curriculum. You have met the stringent requirements of the HP Certified Educator program. Access to this mark is carefully controlled and use is monitored. Misuse could result in decertification. To access the HP Certified Educator insignia, please visit the My ExpertOne portal on the HP ExpertOne home page at hp.com/ExpertOne.

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